Learning Together,
Leading Together.
Academics
By choosing UConn’s Engineering Education Ph.D., you’ll embark on an academic endeavor that will involve you in:
- intellectual growth
- intersectional and multidisciplinary research
- integration of evidence-based practices
- exposure to leading-edge and transformational scholarship
Research
The College of Engineering provides a world-renowned environment that focuses on:
- collaborating with different subject matter experts
- discovering new methods and perspectives
- continuing your education through research
- contributing to high-quality educational scholarship
What is Happening at UConn?
University News
- The programming is centered on the campuses in Avery Point, Hartford, Stamford, and Waterbury, which together enroll more than 5,200 undergraduates
- $5 million nursing pathway and $5.45 million STEM investment to strengthen Connecticut’s workforce
- It is an early Match for two students entering the fields of ophthalmology and urology.
- Transformative research of UConn medical school faculty Danielle Luciano, Pedro Mendes, Sarah Feldstein Ewing, Guangfu Li, Patrick Murphy, and Xiaoyan Guo, being fueled with generous philanthropic support.
College News
- Abhiemanyu Sukumaran ’24 (ENG) landed his dream job as a Performance Analysis Engineer at McLaren Racing after serving as president of UConn Formula SAE for two years
- Basketball legend Emeka Okafor will be part of another acclaimed 'starting five' at the April 24 ceremony
- Select UConn engineering professors will work in business during summer months to apply their expertise to solve industrial challenges while learning from industry
- UConn research gives insights into regional weather differences that complicate grid resilience
Community News
- A UConn alumnus, he has served the University in a variety of Extension leadership roles, developing and leading statewide programs focused on water resources, environmental quality, and community-based education
- Nearly two decades after first coming together on the court, UConn and the Kay Yow Cancer Fund are translating advocacy into lasting impact for women facing cancer
- $5 million nursing pathway and $5.45 million STEM investment to strengthen Connecticut’s workforce
- The study found that 98% of schools reported sometimes or always purchasing local produce, while 91% purchase local dairy